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Simple Traffic Calls

Digging into the reference databases

Belevingsvlucht

I looked this up, and this translates to "Experience Flight" in Dutch. It appears to refer to the path and elevation lines recorded and plotted.

This data gives a useful background of the capabilities of the Traffic plug-in.

Glasgow Airports

Other Tests

Creating a Database

https://traffic-viz.github.io/aircraft.html

Expanding the Database

So I've determined that I can use the callsign to reference the aircraft model!

Some of these aircraft don't have an origin. What are they?

Aircraft Database https://opensky-network.org/datasets/metadata/

https://www.mit.edu/~amidi/teaching/data-science-tools/tutorial/data-manipulation-with-python/

https://buildmedia.readthedocs.org/media/pdf/traffic-viz/stable/traffic-viz.pdf

https://aeriaa.com/estimating-aviation-co2-emissions-real-time-big-data/

https://www.mit.edu/~amidi/teaching/data-science-tools/tutorial/data-manipulation-with-python/#

Folium

Treechart

Okay, so there can't possibly be that many flights from Namibia.

After some investigation, it appears the country code for Namibia is "NA" - so when I joined the data, the blank cell must have coded as NA or NAN, miscoding as Namibia.

Let's see if I can clean this data.

Cleaning the Data

There are 362 entries that don't have an estimated departure airport. I tried calling a few of these to see if there was supplemental data contained in the aircraft database. Unfortunately, this is not the case; each search turns up empty.

Number of Delegates

Legs of Trip

Total Emissions

Failed Tests